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GumbyCT wrote:IS that what makes Muffy the BIG Meanie?

"BIG"?! YOU CALLING ME "BIG"?! I"LL GIVE YOU &†#♠*! "BIG"!! MAYBE I SHOULD COME DOWN THERE AND CLUB YOU UPSIDE YOUR &†#♠*! HEAD WITH A SHOVEL AND GIVE YOU A "BIG" &†#♠*! KNOT IN YOUR &†#♠*! SKULL IF YOU WANT SOMETHING "BIG"!!

grandmma wrote:oh dear Muffy, bad choice of words with "mean muffin", wasn't it???

Not in the least! How could anyone ever think Muffy is "mean"?

Muffy

Deliciously crusty on the outside, soft where it counts, always nourishing, even when entertainingly nutty. A good way to start your day.

Mean? Maybe in the sense of "effective," but never in the sense of "malicious."

Please pardon my getting mushy, Muffy. Thanks for hanging here.

jeff

enuff of the Mushy stuff - she's a Nutty Muffy. What more could you ask for?

Have your coffee yet Mutty?

It's Mr Bill's daughter!

J/k, Muffy!

I think Muffy needs (to do?) some baking.

[I've deleted the gif I'd posted here originally. I thought it was just a twisted and innocent take on the doughboy being stuck in the oven, but an important detail was brought to my attention by a forum member I respect. And, upon closer scrutiny, I saw that the gif had a much more sinister undertone. I blame my eyesight on the oversight and offer my sincere apologies to anyone who may have been offended.]

Apologies, Muffintop, but this gif always cracks me up. I know I'm twisted, but ya love me anyway. Right?

I am an Ophthalmologist (eye surgeon).

Im a math graduate , working for a bank in Turkey, IT division (application developer)

I am retired now, but worked in research in a local university. Research involved genetic studies, cognitive assessments, and data collection/analysis concerning anxiety, language acquisition, sleep disorders, and other behavioral problems. Our focus was on people who had specific and fairly rare genetic syndromes, and also other people to be contrast groups for comparison. Families from all across the country came to our lab to be tested and helped. We even had some participants from other countries.

Wow,
Quite a diverse group but tending to be heavy on the engineering/computer side. I wonder if there is some correlation between being left-brained type and wanting to understand and control xPAP therapy.

It does occur to me that there is enough talent in this forum to invent an air-pressure machine that could blow a very controlled stream of air out through a hose. Strictly for amusement only, you understand - you wouldn't want it to come under some form of regulation

Me? I'm an IT application manager in the healthcare space.

Certified Financial Planner for a major Canadian Bank.

I'm a lawyer, working for companies that insure doctors and hospitals against medical malpractice liability. I look at hundreds of malpractice claims every year, and I've started keeping a lookout for those involving OSA. Fortunately, they are rare.

My husband (the CPAP user) has been an automotive tech for close to 30 years.

I am a professional musician, and a real estate investor. The music is my main interest.

Plumber....